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Poland’s justice minister says investigation into Kraków shooting will aim to establish if the 24-year-old acted alone – Europe live

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Pure public-safety/security event with no commercial mechanism: no company, commodity, price, supply chain, regulation or investment channel is identified. Tourism in Kraków could see a short-lived local demand effect, but the article provides no data and no sector-level revenue or cost channel; relevant_sectors is therefore empty.

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  • Mass shooting in Kraków, Poland on Saturday killed six people and injured 17, including foreign nationals from Britain, Austria, Germany, Portugal and Russia
  • The 24-year-old attacker was injured in a shootout with police and died in hospital
  • Three family members of the shooter were found dead at his home
  • Polish authorities opened a terrorism investigation; justice minister Waldemar Zurek said it will establish whether the shooter acted alone
  • The Main Market Square in Kraków has reopened

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Poland’s justice minister says investigation into Kraków shooting will aim to establish if the 24-year-old acted alone – Europe live — News Analysis